[redgolum]

That would start a civil war.

The military has no legal authority to arrest.

And after eight years of Obama, the military is not the same.

[little jeremiah]

Probably been tightened up a bit in the last year.

[MNDude]

And if there are many videos showing these people harming children, do you think most people would join in on the side of evil? You are right, it is going to be a civil war. But I think it’s going to be a short-lived one.

[grey_whiskers]

If you read Q's earlier posts, he asks what look like Socratic, leading questions which indicate that under specific, limited circumstances (which he did NOT delineate), that the use of the military to try citizens (military tribunals) is both lawful and constitutional; he hints that such is an effucacious means of cleaning out the corruption in government while doing an end-run around the liberal courts packed with left-wing ringers masquerading as judges.

Incidentally, somewhere I read that Congressional investigations recognize nether spousal privilege nor attorney-client privilege--my own take on that us that both are legal *conventions* but are not explicitly listed as Constitutional *protections*.